Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-20
RUSSIAN ideas.
The Empire not Jet Ready
for Constitutional Gov
ernment.
Quesa Victoria Attends and Is Saia 10
EFjOI a Hippsdrom.
Effect of the Great Alliance
Between Germany. Aus
tria and italy.
Salisbury Il m-some Russian Students
Are Loyal = Father Kelly Commit
ted for coutsmps Of ceurt-Must
not Approve Of the Com
French Budget.
RelIef e Russsan Pnrtte..

Belief % Rmssann PARTIES.
ST. PETERSBURG. March I9.-The fol
lowing is q sslectisn ffem an authorized
efaoial declaration concerning the At
tempt on the life Of the Gear: cit is not
believed that the Active Society OF the
Constitutional party hae such an extern
sive and Influential following Is some
foreign journals represent. The Consti-
tusionalists, instead Of bsing wholly
distinct from Nihilisis, are nothing but
executors of milder programme cloak
ing the violent methods Of Nihilism 90
aa to secure certain anoant Of toIera-
ton from the educated and thourhtful
classes In Russia. The Cars advisers
are convinced, from long observation,
that the influential classes in Russia do
net consider that the time has yss ar
rived IN the political development Of
the Empire for the introduction Of q
constitutional government by his Mai
esty. Neither does the Pan-Slavist
party desire Oonstituiionalism. On the
contrary. they declare that an sutoeratic
form OF government. tempered By Just
administration OF codi1ed laws, 10 de-
sIred until Russian territorial expansion
has reached the limits set for it By Pan
Slxvic ideas"
THE czkR STUDIES BIsMARK's PLAN.
Tie measures respecting socialism,
recently premeted in Germany BY
Prince Bismark. IL being carefully
studied BY the Russian government, the
Czar being well disposed In favor Of such
L
the territory under which Russia has
sway, as shall conduee 10 the
happiness and welfare Of the
Russian people. The Gar vas
deeply impressed BY the terrible ciFcum
stances under which his father met his
death. The last attempt upon bis own
life, projected by Nihilist. produced q
feeling OF horror. Still it is unlikely
that Il will lead to change Of bis pre-
vious policy. His Msiesty cannot but
view With mingled bitterness and regret
the position in which be is placed
By the threats snd perils continually
besetsing him. He dsplsres the neces-
sity which constantly exists for the
,ostly and extensive precautions for his
safety when he desires to
sr6vei, OF even TO move beyond ths pre-
sincts Of his palace. He regrets that
here are restrictions which impede his
and prevent his seeing his
people as they are and judgin0 for him
yeif concerning their needs. The Cars
aversion 80 pluBoing Russia into a ru-
nous and fruitless var cantinueG as
sreat as ever. No change in his con
Vietions in this respect is expected BY
his advisers, eKcept in conformity with
bis views on Rassia's Imperial interests.
The Queen at a HIDpodrome.
LONDON, March I9-Queen Victoria
visited the HippodFome Olympic to-day
and spent three quarters ~ an hour
Locking at the sights. Her Majesty was
through the stables 10 q chair
and appeared greatly interested in the
lions with which the tanner gave an
The new European Alliance.
II il stated that the new alliance he
tween Germany. Austria ard Italy
ulacsa esch Of these powers on an
equality. All three will undertake the
protection of individual interests, ths
of which might disturb
the peace OF Europe. II IL stated at
Vienna that ERpePor Francis Joseph
will follow the exampls Of GERMANY
and confer q decoration on Si0nor
DieroblaBt, Italian Foreign Minister.
Il IL announced in Paris that the tseAtv
Of sllianre between Germany, italy and
Austria was signed while the attention
of France was fixed upon Germspv. A
former Foreign Minister Of Franco
said 10 q correspondent Of the London
Times: 81 would have shruuk from
nothing to prevent the signing Of this
treatv. which I consider the most eeri-
sus and vexatious event for us that has
happened 10 the past sixteen years"
Salisbury n III.
LONDON. Mareh 10 Salisbury is M.
but be vas able TO preside at the Oabi.
net meeting today, which was held al
his house.
Loyal Rusalan students.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 19.-Ths
fnneral Of q srofessor Of the University
here yesterday was made the occasion
Of loyal demonstration. An address
prepared by the students. expressing
devotion 10 The Czar. was handed about
and vas impediately covered with
the gathering who expressed disappro-
val at the proceedings bv hissinQ vert
severely beaten and their clothes torn
from their hacks.
Must NOt Approve sf the Commune.
PAKIs, March 10. 1t is exPestsd that
the government will dissolve the muni.
cipal oouacii st Versailles because thai
body Yesterday manifested an approval
Of the Paris commune Of 1871.
Father Kelly Committed fer Con
tempt.
DUBLIN, March 19.-FatheF Kelly, ar
rested at Yougnal, vas driven TO Cousi
today in the Lord Mayors carriage, re
esivinR an ovation from the people in
the streets. He refused 10 give am
testimony as 10 his custody Of the ten.
ants money as trustee under the piaf
Of campaign, and vas committed q
prison for contempt. The Judge de
ciared that il such action 10 dIs1beyinr
the order Of the Court we're permitted
the whole machinery Of ths bankruptcy
law could be upset.
ArsusinG % the sIhIllsss-
NKw YoEK. March l9.-The Starr
A<yL0Au GNAICotOu1tAt ehAAEH A1At k14
Berlin poiies warned the st. PetsrsbasG
authorities that the day 3 ID been fxsd
By the Terrorist section OF the Sihilistl
for q simulsaneous risibR al Sc. Peters
buFg. a. Moscow and other large center'
OF population. The information Ia
possession Of the Berlin police cam,
from the same source that enabied 1
warning 10 be sent 20 St. Petersbarl
that an sttempa Soui6 Be made on ths
Cars life. Oshsr fisnEa Eeporss stAtl
th1t the secret socsa lee are knowu q
be FeuuitiuR. II IL suspected 70 be FOL
8 RSneral sprising. A revolutionary or
eAnizasion - believed % have resolves
an enormous impetus By the recent ar
rssls. BEazet e. Of the revolatioraFJ
societies are stated 10 Be established II
all the priBeiple tovns and tue move
msnt - rapidly extending 10 tbs mos
rsmSis points of ths soautry. Ia 10 be
lisxed in many d stEicts thss Eobody b
ys1 pFomtnent ss leader.
Easeaiiy RedskiBa.
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